King Amadeo I's Riding Sword: Elegance And Unique Design

Reference	4-1871-A
Name	Riding Sword
Company	King’s Guard Horse
Model	1871
Hilt	Polished metal, basket or lantern with oval open circles, Spanish weapons with Savoy cross, interior lined with red padding, long crossguard with “J/MARTIN” punch, spherical pommel with knob, leather-wrapped grip, wrapped with fine copper wire, with a ring at the base.
Blade	Straight with a fuller and external bevel, rounded spine with a fine groove in the first two-thirds, two bevels at three levels in the last section, geometric designs and Spanish shield.
Sheath	Metallic with two rings and two brackets simulating the Savoy cross.
Inscription	GUARDIANS OF THE KING TOLEDO FACTORY 1871
Description	Riding sword for the King’s Guard Company of the Royal Bodyguard of King Amadeo I, created by Royal Decree of February 3, 1871. Spanish sword with a unique design, similar to the uniforms of the Savoy King’s Guard.
Total Length	980 mm
Blade	845 mm
Width	22 mm
Collection	Luis Miguel Sánchez

King Amadeo I’s Riding Sword: Elegance and Unique Design